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Birds

There are more than ten thousand different kinds of birds. Birds are warm-blooded animals with a backbone, strong skeleton and toothless beaked jaws. They have hollow bones that help them fly. There are all sizes of birds. The bee hummingbird is the smallest bird., The ostriches is the biggest. Birds are an important part of our world.

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The Wreck & The Rift, Book 1: Christian YA Survival Adventure

Cody and Ashley survive the crash. They may not survive the islands—where visions can be touched, reality bends, and survival means trusting the impossible.Book 1: Cody wasn’t trying to escape the world—just his troubles at home. But when the plane goes down over the South Pacific, escape turns into survival.Stranded on a chain of abandoned tropical islands, Cody and three other survivors must learn fast how to stay alive. There’s no rescue in sight. No adults. No second chances. Food, water, shelter—everything has to be earned, improvised, or fought for. Every day brings new dangers...

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Birds

By: Rich Linville

There are more than ten thousand different kinds of birds. Birds are warm-blooded animals with a backbone, strong skeleton and toothless beaked jaws. They have hollow bones that help them fly. There are all sizes of birds. The bee hummingbird is the smallest bird., The ostriches is the biggest. Birds are an important part of our world.

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Poison and a Pot of Gold: A Totally Unputdownable Cozy Mystery (A Stella Ray and Rex Cozy Mystery - Book 3)

By: Hope Quinn
Being framed for murder is one thing. Surviving the real killer is another.Café owner Stella Ray's scone wrapper at a murder scene makes her the prime suspect when the town's most despised Irish stew judge is poisoned on St. Patrick's Day. The victim publicly humiliated five contestants at the festival…any of them could be the killer.Armed with friends Rose and Maude, and her ever-loyal bulldog Rex, Stella investigates the bitter business partner, the quiet caterer, the angry culinary grad, and others with deadly motives. But the truth is far more twisted: a twenty-seven-year revenge plot i...
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Birds

By: Rich Linville

There are more than ten thousand different kinds of birds. Birds are warm-blooded animals with a backbone, strong skeleton and toothless beaked jaws. They have hollow bones that help them fly. There are all sizes of birds. The bee hummingbird is the smallest bird., The ostriches is the biggest. Birds are an important part of our world.

The Wreck & The Rift, Book 1: Christian YA Survival Adventure

By: Rob Baddorf
Cody and Ashley survive the crash. They may not survive the islands—where visions can be touched, reality bends, and survival means trusting the impossible.Book 1: Cody wasn’t trying to escape the world—just his troubles at home. But when the plane goes down over the South Pacific, escape turns into survival.Stranded on a chain of abandoned tropical islands, Cody and three other survivors must learn fast how to stay alive. There’s no rescue in sight. No adults. No second chances. Food, water, shelter—everything has to be earned, improvised, or fought for. Every day brings new dangers...

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Hector and Heloise in Paris

Firebird First Place Winner Children's Education and Picture BookSibling hedgehogs, Hector and Heloise, set out on a great adventure to explore the largest and most popular museum in the world, the Louvre in Paris, France. Their Uncle Ken has told them all about the amazing works of art ̶ paintings, sculptures, artifacts, beautiful architecture, and even mummies. Will hedgehogs be allowed in the museum? What is in that large package Hector is sneaking into the Louvre? Come along with Hector and Heloise on this miraculous adventure where you will discover their big secret.Included are Internet...

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Birds

There are more than ten thousand different kinds of birds. Birds are warm-blooded animals with a backbone, strong skeleton and toothless beaked jaws. They have hollow bones that help them fly. There are all sizes of birds. The bee hummingbird is the smallest bird., The ostriches is the biggest. Birds are an important part of our world.

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Dogs

Dogs has been around for millions of years. They come in many different shapes, sizes, colors, and personalities. A dog can be calming, very comforting and a loyal friend. That’s why dogs are called, “our best friend.”

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Snakes

Why are snakes important? Snakes control pest populations such as rats and mice that might overpopulate and destroy crops or carry diseases. They can be both predator and prey. Snakes maintain a healthy balance in the food web.

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What is a Virus for Kids

To understand what a virus is and what you can do about viruses, you must first learn about living cells that are invaded by viruses. This can help you prevent infections by viruses as well as stop the spread of harmful viruses.

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Veterans Day

Veterans Day is a holiday observed every year on November 11th. It honors military soldiers who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Since 1775, the United States Armed Forces have played an important part in the history of the United States. The Armed Forces have done more than just fight.

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Groundhog Day for Phil

I’m a baby groundhog living underground in a den. Snow is above me. Living in a cold place, I grow two coats of hair. One is gray-white and the other layer is thick brownish. I’m grown up now. My name is Phil because I like to “fill” myself up with food such as clover plants. Everybody is excited about today. It is February 2nd. Why are they gathered around my burrow.

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Bible Brothers Jacob and Esau

Esau was born before Jacob. Jacob came out holding onto his older brother's heel. It seemed like Jacob was trying to pull Esau back into the womb so that he could be first born. What can you learn from this Bible story?

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Bats and Their Life Cycle

Because of movies and books, bats are misunderstood by many people. Some think that all bats fly into your hair, carry rabies, and are blind bloodsuckers. In fact, bats are smart, gentle animals. They try to avoid humans, can see very well, and rarely carry rabies. Bats are extremely important to humans.

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1990 to 1999 USA’s Prosperity and Conflict Decade

Some historians refer to the USA 1990’s or Nineties as the “Prosperity and Conflict Decade”. It was a time with prosperity, a presidential scandal, signs of the conflicts to come with the first Gulf War and attacks in New York City, and an unprecedented heat wave that hit the Midwestern United States.

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Jesus and the Miraculous Catch of Fish (Bible for Children

Jesus is preaching to a crowd near the Sea of Galilee. Near the edge of the water, Jesus sees two boats. Jesus boards the boat belonging to Simon who will be later called Peter. Moving away from the shore, Jesus taught the people from the boat. Later, Jesus tells Simon to move to deeper water and let down his nets. Simon answers that they have worked all night and did not catch any fish.